. >> this is professional python hunter mike campbell. look what he pulled out. >> that thing is huge. >> not one thing, it is two. >> wow. >> oh, they had a fight. >> looks like the snake is winning. >> that is a snake that has wrapped its body around an alligator. so he drops the gator because he's a python hunter. >> hold on. why was he getting involved though? i mean, this is just animals doing what they do. >> pythons are not natives to florida. and so there are lots of python hunters who go down there to go catch them. >> it has become a problem now in florida because people who had pet snakes decided they gotten too big, release them into the wild and now in the everglades, giant snakes are causing problems with the ecosystem. >> you know i'm afraid of snakes. >> i didn't know. >> jack hubbard posted this video and he said his friend mike was helping him conquer his fear of snakes. i think he was being a little bit sarcastic. this thing is not exactly happy that somebody had it by the neck. >> having a meal two minutes ago, wasn't

python original drawing please head back of the b.b.c. has i mean john please code. b.b.c.'s head of comedy puts monte python is lack of originality don't do a surfeit of education and race is bias unfair we are remarkably diverse for our time we had three grammar school boys want to put an gilliam than actually black was a yank and no slave owners or we are some people in london if they thought monty python had a place in today's world. younger generation who grew up in a completely different time looking back and judging comedy but today's standards if you can really do that it's such classic t.v. and the likes of you. how was you've got all those classics that we've had in the eighty's the seventy's they want to keep going because they are timeless pieces of. if you go back and listen so. i mean even though i would find some of it shocking it's you know we're losing this it's really a. show humor that we still have i guess it's about. private a fine balance between you know what's funny and what could potentially offend someone. all right that's it for now a busy half hou

we asked people in london if they thought monty python had a place in today's world. younger generation who grew up in a completely different time looking back in judging. if you can really do such classic t.v. the likes of you. how was you've got all those classics that we've had in the eighty's of the seventy's they want to keep going because they are timeless pieces of. if you go back and listen to it i mean even though i would find some of it shocking it's you know we're losing this it is really a. show that we still have i guess it's about. private a fine balance between you know what's funny and what could potentially offend someone. and that does it for me i will be back in about oh let's say thirty minutes with a full picture news you are watching are two international. president . store of value and that will continue the price reaches an equilibrium point one hundred thousand per claim or you'll be seeing it more used as a medium of exchange some point becomes a unit of account as things are priced and bitcoin has money disappears. i've been saying the numbe

well behind the door the python original john cleese hit back at the b.b.c. in his own it is incredible style. b.b.c.'s head of comedy puts monte python his lack of originality down to a surfeit of education and racist biased unfair we were remarkably diverse for our time we had three grammar school boys one of one gilliam they're not actually black was a yank and no slave owners we asked people in london if they thought monte python had a place in today's world younger generation who grew up with completely different time looking back and judging all comedy but today's standards if you can really do that it's such classic t.v. the likes of. how was you've got all those classics that we've had in the eighty's and the seventy's they want to keep going because they are timeless pieces of. what you might find funny somebody else may not find funny it's really about listening to both sides of the street to the car and accommodation with it the whole point of a joke is that it has to have a bug you know and you have to be able to be robust enough. to get the humor

he was called in by villagers who saw this 5.5—metre—long python swallowing a goat. with the python wrapped around its neck. he was almost strangled, but managed to escape. there is a warning there, rico. the catholic archbishop of adelaide will be sentenced after being found guilty of concealing child abuse by a priest. philip wilson arrived at the courthouse a short while ago. he is the most senior catholic figure in the world to be convicted of covering up sexual assaults by clergy. it relates to child abuse by a priest that dates back to the 19705. the bbc‘s hywel griffith is in the city of newcastle, on australia's east coast. he says the archbishop could face a jail sentence of up to two years. we will find out what sentence he's given within the next few hours. but last month, philip wilson was convicted of this after a long legal process, and convicted of covering up events that occurred in the 19705. then he was a parish priest in east maitland, not farfrom here. young victims turned to him to report the actions of paedophile priests, but for decades he did

mr dutta rescued the goat — but then decided to pose for photos with the python wrapped around its neck. mr dutta was almost strangled — but luckily, he was able to escape with no injuries. the us senate will vote later on whether to block a deal struck by the trump administration with chinese company zte. the tech giant has been on its knees since april, when it was slapped with sanctions for violating us trade agreements. after winning major concessions, the trump administration said earlier this month that it would lift a ban on the company's access to the us market. but that may now all be in jeopardy. let's cross to paul blake in new york for more on this. why is the senate trying to block this deal? it is a super interesting case because it puts many republicans, the party of donald trump, against the white house. the senators have a number of concerns but chief among them is they are pointing to the us intelligence agencies who say the company is too close to the chinese government, too close to the chinese government, too close to the chinese government, too close to the chinese

spamalot, the monty python musical. the drudge report was first to break the news that that is in fact what secretary of state condoleezza rice was doing at the apex of the death and destruction in new orleans. this was the original drudge report mention from that day back in 2005. "eyewitness, secretary of state condi rice laughs it up at spam alott while gulf coast lays in tatters. theatergoers on new york city's great white way were shocked to see the president's former national security adviser at the monty python farce last night." that was in the drudge report. "new york daily news" added a little color of their own. "contributing to the fiddling while rome burns impression given by her boss during the disaster, which may have claimed thousands of lives, secretary rice was booed by some audience members at spam paalot, the mon python musical, at shubert theater when the lights went up after performance." that "new york daily news" report was correct. people booed her for being here. you'd think that would be a wak

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the hawks, the doves, the python's are all claiming credit.cedntive attack that him back to the table. the threat may have had a bigger impact on the south korean president. the doves are saying you are now was thing to us after 10 years of ignoring their advocacy. the python to say we need to squeeze north korea through pressure will say it has only been the last two years we have had sufficient pressure. that does not take into account that kim is a bit different from his father. if nothing else, he is doing his father's playbook. the south korean president is certainly very eager to diffuse tensions. combinedose factors and brought about this change that we saw compared to the beginning of the year when it seemed like we were on a path to war. shery: thank you very much. coming up, president trump and the japanese prime minister holding a working lunch at this moment. they will hold a joint news conference at 2:00 p.m. eastern. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg markets: balance of power. shery: it is time now for our stock of the ho

forest ranger, trending on bbc.com. called in to help villagers in west bengal deal with a 5.5m—long pythont he was nearly strangled when he decided to pose with the snake around his neck. luckily he managed to escaped. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk. theresa may has confirmed that taxes will have to be increased to pay for the extra £20 billion funding for the nhs in england by the year 2023. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. the us senate votes to block president tromp‘s deal with zde. could this cause clashes with the white house? and gateway to china. google invests more than half $1 billion into jd.com. google invests more than half $1 billion intojd.com. good morning. it isa billion intojd.com. good morning. it is a tuesday. lady could join us in this exciting addition of asia business report. we start of the programme with the us senate passing and defence spending bill which tries to torpedo the trump administration's deal with chinese giant zte. the tech giant has been on its knees since april when mr

as one of the last times i saw him, we did a sketch together for the monty python live shows which iscolleagues knew very well which is that he was very funny. as well as being, clearly, one of the greatest physicists and being buried in the abbey alongside newton and darwin, he was a very passionate, very funny and very passionate about putting science in proper context as part of culture. that may involve doing monty python sketches or it may involve writing books, a brief history of time. that is the key thing for me. i remember his humour. he performed an ad lib with eric idle and this get was that i was going to argue with the words of the galaxy song, a monty python song, and stephen was going to run me over in his wheelchair. he famously displayed displays are like that. and i to him and he said, "i think you are being pedantic." it was a wonderful ad lib which got into the sketch. a brief history of time perhaps made him more famous than his physics. it is a hugely bottom book, 25 million copies, but lots of people put it on coffee tables and did not read it. what impact it th

. >> had big pythons and i put it around my neck. it was cool. and they had an owl. an iguana.ittle snakes. >> maybe the number one thing for people to overcome is just the fear of doing it? >> absolutely. even starting at home. going out and exploring around your house. we hadn't seen all of the places we lived when we lived in arizona. >> weekend adventures. start small and whet your appetite to do it all of the world. >> cody, you learned to plant rice. >> i did, yes. i was out there working so hard. i told joellen, i went out and i jumped in the mud with my knees. and i start eed planting right with them. >> sounds like you have more adventures planned. 2019 will see more global travel for you guys. good luck, sharing your story. >> thanks for having us. ♪ >>> you're into home renovation? >> i dabble. >> don't take notes from this guy. you just -- >> i've done all kinds -- play the video. >> he's sitting up there on the beam when suddenly, that fixture comes right there. >> this video. >> he's trying to demolish this house. is this a demo. >> something tells me that wasn't

one of the sharks got the idea from snakes on the way pythons and anacondas their prey the key factors are the structure of their skulls and their backward curved fangs snakes specialized jaws allow them to swallow their food whole however launched their prey . is that the snakes jaws move and dependently of each other. that its teeth curved backwards so that food is gradually pushed back through the mouth into the stomach. we imitated this principle by constructing two rows of teeth that move against each other lowly shifting the particle backwards. backwards and right into the bone punch simple but clever. nature is a huge source of inspiration for technological solutions take the chordal fin of bony fish for example. normally you would expect it to bulge that way if you apply pressure to work with just this way. the bony spines of the fin bend in the opposite direction to the water pressure. use this principle to develop shape adapted for steps which can grip delicate tissue without damaging it. but he has yet to find an investor for the four steps to actually bring them on to the m

and thank you all for that, you're the first audience that has left at monty python on that. everybody else looks at it and say why is that funny? i almost took it out, i thought, it wasn't monty python, it was major general robert ross, rear admiral george copper and 150 sailors in 1814, apparently by this time the war of 1812 was over. but they went into the white house, they ate the dinner that dolly madison had prepared for her guest, they apparently commented favorably on the madeira and they piled all of the furniture and drapes in the middle of the rooms in the stepped outside and threw in torches and burned the white house. that is a scary and great painting by tom freeman. the fire burned really really hot. then it rained. so what you had afterwards was a shell of cracked stone, it was in bad shape, a lot of the stone was unusable, the brick inside was unusable. but -- i will just jump forward to the british again, a different one. field marshal mr. monty, montgomery came to see my grandfather after the war, you can see they are getting along just fine in that pictur

it is like something out of monty python's flying circus. keep up at the back! it is a comedy!t at too divided to publish the white paper on brexit before the summit —— the cabinet are. it will resolve nothing. then they will agree on their "position " because it is not clear what that means. then presumably, the white paper will be published but that will be difficult. there are more difficult votes in july. and then the most difficult bit of all begins, which is the negotiation between the uk and the rest of the european union. yes. this is just trying to clarify britain's position. there are many, many other countries involved, that is what we forget. this is a very mean thing to do to you, but a quick, final thought about the leader herself, the prime minister herself. how many times have we all sat around this table saying, she is vulnerable, she is vulnerable. your thoughts at the end of a difficult week? more likely than not she will carry on until the end of this process. but it cannot be definite. because of the fragilities we have been talking about. a replaced leader

this man is a forest ranger, called in to help villagers in west bengal deal with a 5.5—metre long pythonhe was nearly strangled when he decided to pose with the snake around his neck. luckily he managed to escaped. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, from dublin. i'm stephen sackur. ireland has been going through a period of extraordinary change. social attitudes have shifted dramatically on abortion, gay rights, and the role of the catholic church. brexit now poses a massive political challenge, as well, both here in the republic and in northern ireland as well. my guest today is the leader of sinn fein, the irish republican party, which is steeped in ireland's history. the question is, can it be an agent of irish change? mary lou mcdonald, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. ireland is changing remarkably fast, both in terms of its social and cultural attitudes, its politics, as well. and your party, sinn fein, is steeped in the past. how can you persuade the irish people that you can be agents of change? well, i th

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that cretcreate this lump, a pia python at the border. >> you can't do both. what do you do? >> i think that what president trump is looking at, i think he cares about rallying his base. this is about what south carolina was, and immigration policies we have a lot to work to do, remember why he was here, he came down escalator, and build a wall, he got alleged. >> they were chanting that, talking about trade, they were chanting that. >> he got alleged on the wall. and elected on the wall, people remember that, one word, wall, they want it. >> he does actually believe it or not have a majority of americans who feel the same way. >> do you remember that we had immigration came to a hal, halt people crossing border when he got elected and fear of building of the wall, it slowed but it started back up. he made a reveren reference to,n as they get here, he is appealing to -- >> putting them -- >> simplistic mind without say take them back where they belong, and they like that. >> it is not legal, it shows there are more people coming over border as a result of the executive order

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but the first draft said, "all i know are monty python quotes, and no woman will touch me." ( laughter do-- what do you want for father's day? because if you say it now you might get it because they still have a couple of days to get it. >> honestly, i justment a day to myself. that's all i want. ( laughter ). >> stephen: a day to yourself. so for father's day, you want no evidence that you are a father? >> yes. >> stephen: all right, okay. and the remote. this one says, "not all heroes wear capes." you can sign in there if you want. but the first draft said, "not all heroes wear capes. but i think all of them wear pants." ( laughter ) when you get thoam do you go, "ooooh!" >> best feeling. >> stephen: for you. they bring the friends home they're like, "dad." this one says, "happy father's day. how about a game of catch?" but the first draft said, "we never actually played catch. how about you have a beer at the bar while i do my homework under the pool table?" based on a true story, true story. so you can't eat during ramadan, right? you can't eat or drink no water or no food. >> step

taliban were thinking they were calling the united states did not and by discussing with them other python. a mile mark the pipeline issue was in leverage in preserving his country from u.s. strikes and avoiding to take a decision on on bin laden. osama bin ladin was also interested in continued pipeline negotiations. a strategy memo from bin laden's close aide to mohammed ought to have was found to join the investigation of the nine hundred ninety eight east africa embassy attacks this memo written by mohammed atta's it states clearly that as far as the taliban were mentioning relationship in some way was with american businesses over this project or us diplomats. and their security a tighter security guarantee. to it. the terror attacks against the east african embassies tasted the relationship between the taliban and the al qaida leader. his prisoner going to saddam. became a big part of the trip. and they did in there in the early should between afghanistan and then match them committing. a lot of. if she does that would be part of those she was a victim of static surgery so you have n

taliban were thinking they were calling the united states is not in by discussing with them other python. a mile mark the pipeline issue was a leverage in preserving his country from u.s. strikes and avoiding to take a decision on bin laden. osama bin laden was also interested in continued pipeline negotiations. a strategy memo from bin laden's close aide to mohammed ought to have was found to join the investigation of the nine hundred ninety eight east africa embassy attacks this memo written by mohammed that says it states clearly that as far as the taliban were mentioning relationship in some way was with american businesses over his project or u.s. diplomats. and their security a tighter security guarantee. the little. the terror attacks against the east african embassies tested the relationship between the taliban and the al qaeda leader. his presence in afghanistan. became a big part of the trip. and they did in there in the early shift between a kind of sign and a match that if you can. there are. a lot of. as you get up to the pedestal part of those see was a victim of static sur

there's monty python's "dead parrot", morecambe and wise's "breakfast scene" and of course, the two ronniesriginal script. let's have a quick listen to some of those classic lines. bell rings. fork 'andles. four candles? here you are, four candles. no, fork 'andles. well, there you are, four candles. no, fork 'andles. handles for forks. laughter. got any plugs? plugs? yeah. what kind of plugs? a rubber one, bathroom. laughter. what size? 13 amp. laughter. comedian barry cryer was one of the founding members of the two ronnies' writing team. hejoins us from his home in north london. i was watching you as you were watching the sketch and you still had a big smile watching it. what is it about that sketch that has made it about that sketch that has made it such an important part of our comedy history? that particular sketch? yes. i was so that they founder member of the two ronnies, i met ronnie barker and i'd worked with one cupboard and got them together and you look at that sketch, ronnie barker unselfishly hand over the whole sketch to ronnie corbett because ronnie barker is doing the feed